Comments on: Children alienated from their dad for fifteen years http://www.equalparentingalliance.org/2008/11/children-alienated-fifteen-years.html Putting equal parenting on the agenda Thu, 08 Sep 2011 01:55:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: admin http://www.equalparentingalliance.org/2008/11/children-alienated-fifteen-years.html/comment-page-1#comment-7 admin Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:52:52 +0000 http://localhost/wp/?p=5#comment-7 I couldn't agree with you more Mac. Well said. I couldn’t agree with you more Mac. Well said.

]]> By: mac676 http://www.equalparentingalliance.org/2008/11/children-alienated-fifteen-years.html/comment-page-1#comment-6 mac676 Thu, 08 Jan 2009 10:10:10 +0000 http://localhost/wp/?p=5#comment-6 My mother and father divorced when I was 14 and my father remarried several years later. My mother fortunately cooperated with access arrangements mainly because we were old enough to think for ourselves. 5 years ago my father divorced again to his 2nd wife leaving behind an 8 year old daughter, my half sister Siobahn. His 2nd wife denied access to Siobahn despite court orders. She had already done this to her previous husband before she met my dad with her first daughter. Shes acquired a healthy pay out from both divorces and has had full custody of the kids with no access to either father. Shes now shacked up with another potential victim. Siobahn is now missing a father and 3 brothers who truly love her and would support her under any circumstances. The courts by favouring the woman have effectively cut off one half of her family. To a complete idiot that must be obviously wrong. Siobahn was poisoned against my father and was made to say to the Cafcass officer she didnt want to see my father. A child at the age of 8 is mature enough to make that decision and go against the mother? Of course not, because they can not see the wood from the trees at that age. A child of 8 shouldnt be given the choice of whether or not to see the other parent unless there is a very very good reason such as abuse. There wasnt in this case. You have no choice who your parents are so why should you be given a choice when you're too young to understand manipulation. The family courts are mass producing single parent families by not enforcing court orders and allowing the woman to dominate proceedings. A breach of an access arrangement should be taken extremely serious with the threat of a reversal of custody (not prison) being the punishment. My mother and father divorced when I was 14 and my father remarried several years later. My mother fortunately cooperated with access arrangements mainly because we were old enough to think for ourselves. 5 years ago my father divorced again to his 2nd wife leaving behind an 8 year old daughter, my half sister Siobahn. His 2nd wife denied access to Siobahn despite court orders. She had already done this to her previous husband before she met my dad with her first daughter. Shes acquired a healthy pay out from both divorces and has had full custody of the kids with no access to either father. Shes now shacked up with another potential victim.

Siobahn is now missing a father and 3 brothers who truly love her and would support her under any circumstances. The courts by favouring the woman have effectively cut off one half of her family. To a complete idiot that must be obviously wrong. Siobahn was poisoned against my father and was made to say to the Cafcass officer she didnt want to see my father.

A child at the age of 8 is mature enough to make that decision and go against the mother? Of course not, because they can not see the wood from the trees at that age.

A child of 8 shouldnt be given the choice of whether or not to see the other parent unless there is a very very good reason such as abuse. There wasnt in this case.

You have no choice who your parents are so why should you be given a choice when you’re too young to understand manipulation.

The family courts are mass producing single parent families by not enforcing court orders and allowing the woman to dominate proceedings. A breach of an access arrangement should be taken extremely serious with the threat of a reversal of custody (not prison) being the punishment.

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